She comes home from a long day of school runs upstairs and dumps her bag on her bed,
\nalong with the happiness she had,
\nthe people she once loved she places on the bed,
\nthe warmth of her friends’ laughs and smiles =)
\nthe good and bad memories, the past, she puts on the bed
\nthe things she hates like Brussel sprouts\u00a0 and the smell of freshly cut grass
\nshe puts on her bed the people who are flying high in heaven
\nthe memories of fights, the memories of crying,
\nand the memories of screaming she puts on the bed
\nher bed is almost full
\nshe sighs hoping the stress that she puts on the bed won’t come after her again
\nshe hopes the sadness she put on the bed won’t follow her around anymore
\nshe hopes the happiness will stay but anger, stress, sadness go away
\nthe weird but nice smell of car fumes, the nice smell of fresh cake coming out
\nof the oven, and the smell of the fast food restaurant called McDonald’s she
\nputs on her bed
\nthe noise of her dogs barking when she walk in the door and the smell of their
\nfur she places on the bed
\nHer small dog, a Husky Collie Spaniel and and her medium sized dog, an
\nAustralian Kelpie, she puts on the bed
\nand the girl she used to be selfish, hard to deal with, self absorbent and mean she puts away but not on the bed oh no she puts that in a box locks it up.
\nIt goes under the bed<\/p>\n
by Paige =D<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
She comes home from a long day of school runs upstairs and dumps her bag on her bed, along with the happiness she had, the people she once loved she places on the bed, the warmth of her friends’ laughs and smiles =) the good and bad memories, the past, she puts on the bed … <\/p>\n